Nollywood legend, Patience Ozokwo, recently experienced a touching moment when her granddaughter surprised her with a visit on set. The veteran actress was visibly stunned by how much her granddaughter had grown in just one year. As they embraced, she couldn’t help but express her amazement at the rapid growth, warmly referring to her as “Ogbom,” which translates to “my namesake.”

During their brief exchange, the young girl affectionately asked, “How are you, grandma?” to which Ozokwo, with her characteristic warmth, replied, “I’m fine.”

The heartfelt reunion between the beloved actress and her granddaughter has captured the attention of many, highlighting the close bond they share.

Patience Ozokwo, who has been a prominent figure in the Nigerian film industry, affectionately known as Nollywood, continues to inspire both on and off the screen. The term “Nollywood” has been associated with the Nigerian film industry since the early 2000s, with its origins tracing back to an article by Matt Steinglass in The New York Times. Despite some controversy surrounding the term’s origin and definition, it remains a recognized label for Nigeria’s vibrant film industry.

Nollywood, known for its diversity, encompasses several regional film industries, with the English-language sector serving as a unifying platform for filmmakers from various backgrounds.

The touching interaction between Ozokwo and her granddaughter serves as a reminder of the importance of family, even in the busy world of filmmaking.